Continuing in Matthew 18, we consider Jesus' parable of the shepherd leaving 99 sheep to pursue one, and the process He laid out for dealing with sin we discern in our brothers and sisters.

In today's message we have a deja-vu moment as Saul again pursues David near the hill of Hachilah. Again, David proves his righteousness and does not allow Saul to be harmed, before escaping to King Achish of the Philistines.

Beginning a new chapter in Matthew's Gospel, we consider Jesus' words that show us just how seriously God takes sin.

Concluding chapter 17 of Matthew's Gospel, we look at how the Old Testament prophesies a third day resurrection, and we consider the significance of the Temple Tax.

Today's message considers the narrative of the meeting of David with Nabal and his wife Abigail. We see David reacting strongly to insult, and it takes the wisdom, faith and courage of Abigail to intercede and avoid needless bloodshed.

We look at the challenging passage of the demonised boy, and learn about the importance of prayer before

Within the created order there are many examples of biological structures that can only function when complete; they lack functional intermediary states. Such examples defy evolution.

This week we consider the dramatic encounter of David and Saul at the mountain at En-Gedi.

Continuing from where we left off last time, we consider what is meant by John the Baptist being Elijah - if we can accept it.

Concluding our mini-series, this week we look at how Moses spoke of the coming of Jesus.